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The Science Fiction, Horror and Fantasy Film Review is an attempt to provide an exhaustive online resource and an intelligent and well-reasoned review guide to fantastic cinema. It is hoped that the site will provide visitors with informed and well-reasoned criticism, as well as direct people toward less well-known genre material.

Returning to today's double-bill: Werewolf Movies.Second up: Werewolf in a Womens Prison (2006). This is exactly what it...
04/12/2025

Returning to today's double-bill: Werewolf Movies.

Second up: Werewolf in a Womens Prison (2006). This is exactly what it sounds like – a blend of werewolf film and the women in prison exploitation genre, all with expectedly lurid and entertaining focus. A film that makes no real pretence it is being serious, which actually becomes its redeeming quality

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Today's double-bill: Werewolf Films.First up: Wolf Garden (2023). This may be or may not be a werewolf film. What we hav...
04/12/2025

Today's double-bill: Werewolf Films.

First up: Wolf Garden (2023). This may be or may not be a werewolf film. What we have is a work that is long on mood and much ambiguity as a man hides in the English countryside from a crime he has conducted, while something horrible lurks in the garden shed.

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A fascinatingly torrid 1970s film about a magician who seeks to perfect the secret of resurrecting the dead by transferr...
03/12/2025

A fascinatingly torrid 1970s film about a magician who seeks to perfect the secret of resurrecting the dead by transferring souls. It doesn't take long before things start becoming quite twisted.

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A film about psychic powers. The one distinction the film has is that its name inspired Michael Weldon in the creation o...
02/12/2025

A film about psychic powers. The one distinction the film has is that its name inspired Michael Weldon in the creation of the psychotronic film cult. Weldon never saw the film before he borrowed the name. Moria takes a look

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1970s British film about two sisters being drawn into the coven of witches, this comes with much in the way of softcore ...
01/12/2025

1970s British film about two sisters being drawn into the coven of witches, this comes with much in the way of softcore nudity but there is a surprising degree of innocence about all of it

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A French catastrophe film where the Earth’s poles abruptly reverse, transforming what was ocean into a desert. A surviva...
30/11/2025

A French catastrophe film where the Earth’s poles abruptly reverse, transforming what was ocean into a desert. A survival film based on a premise that is fundamentally utterly scientifically absurd

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Colin Minihan has been a director on the rise in recent years. Here he makes a film about Justin Long under attack by ki...
29/11/2025

Colin Minihan has been a director on the rise in recent years. Here he makes a film about Justin Long under attack by killer coyotes that manages a deft blend of fine tension and humour

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This is always going to be remembered as the film where Keanu Reeves plays an angel. Directed/written by and starring Az...
28/11/2025

This is always going to be remembered as the film where Keanu Reeves plays an angel. Directed/written by and starring Aziz Ansari as a hapless gig worker who Keanu’s angel’s tries to help only to accidentally swap the lives of Ansari and tech bro Seth Rogen

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Returning to today's zombie film double-bill.Second-up: Dead Zone (2022). Not to be confused with the Stephen King novel...
27/11/2025

Returning to today's zombie film double-bill.

Second-up: Dead Zone (2022). Not to be confused with the Stephen King novel/film. A zombie film with a military focus, one of several that appropriates the basics of Escape from New York as a tactical unit is sent into an infestation zone to retrieve an antidote



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Today's double-bill: Assorted zombie films.First up: Zombie Killers Elephants Graveyard (2015). Another entry among the ...
27/11/2025

Today's double-bill: Assorted zombie films.

First up: Zombie Killers Elephants Graveyard (2015). Another entry among the zombie revival fad of the 2000s/10s, this should be commended for taking an epic and ambitious scope in its story, enough it feels to fuel multiple seasons of The Walking Dead

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Lost City Raiders (2008). A conceptually peculiar mix of Indiana Jones and Waterworld about tomb raiding adventures in a...
26/11/2025

Lost City Raiders (2008). A conceptually peculiar mix of Indiana Jones and Waterworld about tomb raiding adventures in a drowned future and the quest for Moses’s staff to turn back the riding floodwaters of Global Warming

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A dark and very mysterious historical fantasy about cartographers mapping the Finnish-Russian border who arrive at a mys...
25/11/2025

A dark and very mysterious historical fantasy about cartographers mapping the Finnish-Russian border who arrive at a mysterious village and an enigmatic stone sauna in the forest.

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